The Law Office of Stephen R. Williams, LLC

07/11/2025

I'm thrilled to invite you to V Lindsay's 4th Annual Back to School Bash, proudly sponsored by The Law Office of Stephen R. Williams, LLC, with generous support from Twelfth Street Heritage. Join us on July 20 from 1:00pm to 4:00pm at 3310 Garfield Ave, KCK 66104.

This year's Back to School Brunch theme promises an incredible food experience, along with backpacks filled with school supplies, bounce houses, games, prizes, a silent auction, vendors, and an Adult Spelling Bee.

Your participation, whether through volunteering, donating, or vending, will make a tangible difference in the lives of our youth and means a lot to me as this yearly Bash marks the anniversary of me launching my firm. Here's to another year of zealously representing clients and making the world a better place.

06/11/2025

On Mother’s Day, Shannon and I had the privilege of attending the AdventHealth 400 NASCAR Race. This was our first race experience. It was like a concert, taste of Chicago, and Super Bowl rolled up into one.

One major takeaway was the importance of teamwork in high-pressure environments. We observed a pit crew swiftly assessing and resolving a fueling issue without wasting time assigning blame—an exemplary display of efficiency and collaboration. Another standout moment that hit closer to home was when a staff member proactively determined my plan to use a friend’s credentials to take in the pit experience wasn’t a viable option because my friend would need his credentials back in 30 mins. She quickly expressed her concerns, resolved the situation by finding another staff member’s credentials and all was well. This may seem minor but it's not common that a younger staff member has the confidence to tell a guest and executive their plan is bad and she has a better idea.

As an employment lawyer, I appreciate organizations that prioritize teamwork over titles.

06/09/2025

Today I'm presenting closing arguments for a client wrongly terminated after a workplace injury. He was fired for taking days off due to pain, with the employer falsely claiming he didn't request medical help. Employment Law 101

05/14/2025

Employment Law 101. For inquiries or further details, please do not hesitate to contact me.

05/12/2024

To all the amazing moms out there, have a wonderful Mother's Day!

03/01/2024

Immensely proud of my children for their outstanding contributions to the Black history programs at church and school.

02/28/2024

Meet Charles Langston: 19th-century abolitionist, educator, and civil rights activist. Founder of one of Ohio’s first schools for African Americans, he spearheaded the state’s black suffrage campaign from 1863 to 1867.

02/20/2024

Meet Charles Hamilton Houston, a lawyer that established the legal framework that eventually led to the U.S. Supreme Court decisions banning racial segregation in public schools. The first general counsel of NAACP, Houston was termed as “the man who killed Jim Crow.” Throughout his life, Houston made a substantial impact on the fight against racial discrimination.

02/15/2024

02/14/2024

Macon Bolling Allen is regarded as the first African American to practice law and present a case to a jury. Allen, who was self-taught, became a Massachusetts Justice of the Peace in 1847 after passing the legal exam in Maine in 1844. Allen also helped to create the first all-African American law firm with William Whipper and Robert Elliott in South Carolina.